U.S. oil giant Chevron halted drilling of a well off the coast of Brazil as it looks into the possible causes of an oil spill in the region.
IBT Staff Reporter
Nov 12, 2011
Tar Sands Action, an environmental organization responsible for organizing the massive Keystone XL pipeline protests, said the Obama administration's decision to delay approval for the project is a major success for the green movement.
Ashley Portero
Nov 12, 2011
Chevron's Brazilian outfit working to plug an ocean-floor oil spill off Brazilian coast.
Pierre Bertrand
Nov 10, 2011
Human rights group urges Shell to pay $1 billion for the clean up of two oil spills that date back to 2008. Company says continuing sabotage undermines clean-up efforts.
Pierre Bertrand
Nov 10, 2011
Fire broke out on Wednesday on the Okordia/Rumuekpe oil pipeline in Nigeria and some production has been shut down, but the blaze has since been put out, a spokesman for operator Royal Dutch Shell said.
Jack Kim
Nov 09, 2011
The governor of Nebraska says he has no problem with TransCanada building an oil pipeline through his state -- he just wants it on the other side of the state, not over the Ogallala aquifer.
IBT Staff Reporter
Nov 08, 2011
The company charged with conducting an environmental review of the Keystone XL pipeline had a previous financial relationship with the project developer, TransCanada.
Ashley Portero
Nov 08, 2011
A coalition of Nebraska residents wants TransCanada to change the route of its planned pipeline, which will carry oil from Alberta to refineries in Texas, so that it does not cross the Ogallala aquifer.
IBT Staff Reporter
Nov 07, 2011
President Barack Obama implied he will have the final say when it comes to finalizing construction of the highly-contested Keystone XL Pipeline.
Ashley Portero
Nov 03, 2011
Anadarko Petroleum Corp reported a wider quarterly loss on Monday, as the U.S. oil and gas company spent $4 billion to reach a settlement with BP Plc over that company's Gulf of Mexico oil spill disaster last year.
IBT Staff Reporter
Oct 31, 2011
BP passed its final hurdle to returning to the deep waters of the Gulf of Mexico on Wednesday, receiving its first permit to drill a new well since its role in the largest offshore oil spill in U.S. history.
IBT Staff Reporter
Oct 26, 2011
BP has turned a corner after the Gulf of Mexico disaster, its chief executive said on Tuesday, predicting the British oil firm would now return to output and cashflow growth and rejecting calls for a fundamental restructuring of the group.
IBT Staff Reporter
Oct 25, 2011
The Tea Party Nation blogger who said U.S. small businesses should stop hiring new employees in order to ensure President Barack Obama will not be re-elected expands on her statement. Melissa Brookstone said a global socialist movement is well underway and Obama is connected to it.
Ashley Portero
Oct 22, 2011
Investors in the world's biggest oil companies are expected to look beyond the bumper profits the groups will announce next week on the back of higher oil prices, and seek clues on how the companies can maintain income growth as crude stabilizes.
IBT Staff Reporter
Oct 21, 2011
Call for people to make penguin sweaters for those harmed by oil spills.
Cristina Merrill
Oct 20, 2011
The New Zealand oil spill is getting worse and officials fear that the Rena cargo ship, stuck on the Astrolabe Reef, may sink into the Bay of Plenty.
Mark Johanson
Oct 17, 2011
BP Plc has accepted a $4 billion payment from Anadarko Petroleum toward the Gulf of Mexico oil spill clean-up, far less than it might have won in court, but a deal that locks its main partner into its share of the blame and any future fines.
IBT Staff Reporter
Oct 17, 2011
The head of Wal-Mart Stores Inc.'s China business has resigned citing personal reasons, after the world's largest retailer ran into trouble with Chinese authorities leading to store closures and employee detentions.
IBT Staff Reporter
Oct 17, 2011
The New Zealand oil spill threatens to taint the nation's 100 percent Pure reputation for tourists.
Mark Johanson
Oct 14, 2011
New Zealand is coping with the effects of a devastating oil spill in the Bay of Plenty that is destroying beaches and wildlife along beaches near the port of Tauranga.
Mark Johanson
Oct 12, 2011
The oil spill from the stricken container ship has been fouling beaches and many dead seabirds lie on the shore amid thick fuel-oil.
Sanskrity Sinha
Oct 12, 2011
The oil spill in New Zealand has now become the nation's worst maritime environmental disaster -- and things are getting worse instead of better.
Mark Johanson
Oct 11, 2011